Dr Jill Stein Kshama Sawant Web
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The Green Party candidate for President of the United States, Dr. Jill Stein, talks about climate change, poverty, Medicare for all, getting the money out of politics, the shredding of the social safety net, legalization of marijuana, our vanishing civil rights, and more. Joining Stein is Kshama Sawant, the Socialist Alternative candidate for the 43rd Legislative District.
Presented by the Green Party of Washington State.
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Presented by the Green Party of Washington State.
Watch Pirate Television in King County channel 29/77 Mondays 8-9pm, Thurs. 1-2pm, & Sat. 1-2am PST or streaming live on Seattle Community Media. Pirate TV streams several times a week on Puget Sound Access. Pirate TV also broadcasts on Free Speech TV: Details listed on FStv website
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- 2012-10-21
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